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Getting Sober Comes with a Tidal Wave of Anxiety

I thought there was no way that if people felt like I was feeling they could have stayed sober. Who could just sit with crazy thoughts coming a mile a minute, heart beating like a hamster and not take something to fix it?
  • By Stefanie Wilder-Taylor

Destiny’s Story

After relapses, multiple ODs, and an arrest, Destiny thought opioids had destroyed her life. In recovery, she has rebuilt it into something she is passionate about.
  • By Alaine Sepulveda

Awareness: A Vital Starting Point for Addiction

Awareness of a problem (like addiction) is a vital first step, but it must be followed by taking action. But awareness alone is not enough. What next?
  • By Daniel D. Maurer

Ryan’s Story

After a childhood profoundly affected by his father's addiction, an injury started Ryan down a similar path. Now he's found a way to break the cycle, to be a present and positive part of his kids' lives.
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Being Open About My Bisexuality is a Huge Part of My Sobriety

Hiding and secrecy kept me drinking and miserable. Being open about my bisexuality and sobriety bring me freedom and joy.
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What is Emotional Sobriety (And Why Don’t I Have It Yet)?

Amy Dresner explores the concept of emotional sobriety and why she feels like she still lacks it, even more than 11 years into recovery.
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How I Learned to Surrender Everything

In recovery circles, people often tell us to surrender. But what does that even mean? Anna shares what she's learned.
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Debbie’s Story

After nearly 15 years of daily prescription opiate use, Debbie's health was wrecked. Finding Workit Health gave her a way to recover that fits her life.  
  • By Alaine Sepulveda

I Was Addicted To Opioids. Here’s What I Need You To Know

I was addicted to opiates. Now I'm in long-term recovery from addiction. Here's what I need you to know.
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Gloria’s Story

Workit Health has been a game changer in my life. I live a completely different lifestyle and I am the total opposite person of who I used to be. 
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I Almost Relapsed on Pain Pills at 11 Years Sober

At 11 years sober, the medication was legitimately prescribed and the pain was real, but it still nearly derailed Amy Dresner's recovery.
  • By Amy Dresner

When Depression and Suicidality Occur in Recovery

Despite being active in her recovery, Amy Dresner had to deal with depression and suicidal ideation at more than 10 years sober.
  • By Amy Dresner

Leigh’s Story

After losing her love to overdose, Leah committed to her recovery and rebuilt her life. Today, she is free from the domination of opioids.
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James’s Story

When a pain pill prescription for a work injury began to get out of hand, James faced an ultimatum:
Pills or his wife.
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Coping Tools That Work for My Recovery

Coping tools help us stay in recovery, and support us as we build lives that we love. Here are some of the tools that work best for Derek in his recovery from alcohol use disorder. 
  • By Derek Ray

Weight Gain in Addiction Recovery

Gaining weight when we get sober is a rite of passage for many of us. Why do we gain weight in early addiction recovery, and how can we accept weight gain, and find solutions?

  • By Olivia Pennelle
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